JB!! aka Dirty Moses Social unrest will push people into action, and they often turn to the tools of their trade. For John Brown, that tool is music. Best known as JB!! aka Dirty Moses, Brown...
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Editor’s note: The original online and print versions of this story included an error that the Jericho Drive-In Theater is 25 years old. The online version has since been corrected to...
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The Delmar Farmers Market kicked off its 2020 season at Elm Avenue Park on Saturday, May 16. The park is a temporary home while the Bethlehem Middle School is closed due to the COVID-19...
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JB!! aka Dirty Moses Social unrest will push people into action, and they often turn to the tools of their trade. For John Brown, that tool is music. Best known as JB!! aka Dirty Moses,...
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BETHLEHEM — The Capital District Farmers Market Association began its Tuesday Market last week at Delmar’s First United Methodist Church with new social distancing measures. Located...
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- VOORHEESVILLE — Despite COVID-19, ART on the Rail Trail (ART) announced a new public art project will be located along the Albany County Rail Trail between Main and Grove streets in Voorheesville by early July. The...
- COHOES — The management company that has maintained Cohoes Music Hall over the past two years is pitching for its job after Common Council terminated its contract last month. Music Hall Arts Alliance, Inc. has until...
- COHOES — City Council terminated contracts with both Cohoes Music Hall and Park Playhouse on Tuesday, April 28. The decision dealt a blow to an arts and music scene that used the historic playhouse as a quality venue...
- Sometimes the set of a comedy takes on a character of its own. We all moved into Archie and Edith Bunker’s living room on 704 Hauser St. in Queens as we watched Norman Lear’s “All in the Family” each week. For...
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- College undergraduates pursuing English degrees often are told they can accomplish anything once they leave college. Somewhere, there’s a joke in there that may relate to the old “jack of all trades, master of...
- ALBANY — With the recent coronavirus pandemic keeping more Americans at home, the American Heart Association, the leading voluntary health organization focused on heart and brain health for all, is embracing the new...
- COLONIE — REI is coming to Colonie Center. The hiking and outdoor co-op is looking to renovate some 21,500-square-foot of the interior of the old Sears store and enclose an additional 4,500-square-foot of where the...
- By KATIE HOPSICKER [email protected] DELMAR— Emma White, the youngest ever USA Women’s Cycling Champion, met and rode with local cyclists on Thursday, July 11 at the Real McCoy Beer Company in Delmar....
- VOORHEESVILLE — Despite COVID-19, ART on the Rail Trail (ART) announced a new public art project will be located along the Albany County Rail Trail between Main and Grove streets in Voorheesville by early July. The...
- BETHLEHEM — The town plans to create a new 147-acre public nature park called Normans Kill Ravines in Delmar and Elsmere for residents to enjoy. The park, roughly the same size as the Elm Avenue Park, is planned to...
- Our new podcast returns again this week! The employees and interns of Spotlight News have recently created a short and concise alternative to the weekly news; this is a new platform to engage our readers. Preview the...
- March 17 brings out the boyos. In the midst of the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, one can observe there are more than a few men sporting a particular hat reminiscent of the style featured on the BBC show “Peaky...
- Our “In the Spot” podcast returns and this time, we’re doing things differently! With a new conversational approach, we discuss our perspectives on the newly-announced shows in the Proctors 2020-2021...
- A 36-year-old Delmar resident will attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the fastest time to complete five kendama spikes on Saturday, Feb. 29 at the Bethlehem Public Library’s community room. A kendama is a...
- Capital District drive-in theater owners are happy they can finally reopen this week, operating at 50 percent capacity, ensuring their employees wear masks, and some have scheduled to hold graduation ceremonies in...
- Editor’s note: The original online and print versions of this story included an error that the Jericho Drive-In Theater is 25 years old. The online version has since been corrected to report that it is 63 years...
- SLINGERLANDS — Slingerlands Elementary School will celebrate the 50th anniversary of its Fifth Grade Musical with a stage production of “Our School” this week. “Our School” is directed and written by teacher...
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As the Capital Region continues to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, The Spinney at Van Dyke is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of its staff, residents, and visitors. Guided by this commitment, and in response to evolving guidelines relating to our region’s phased “re-opening”, The Spinney at Van Dyke has implemented The Spinney Group’s “SAFE Plan” focusing on public health and risk management measures in four key areas. This program, outlined in the attached PDF, provides a framework for us to work together with residents and visitors to promote community health and well-being. We look forward to safely seeing you all soon!
A number of local grocery stores and retailers are offering special shopping hours for seniors and those with compromised immune systems during the COVID-19 crisis. If you are looking to shop safer, please visit this list provided by Albany Times Union for more information:
www.timesunion.com/7dayarchive/article/Stores-offer-senior-shopping-hours-during-15151232.php
Capital Region stores offer senior shopping hours during COVID-19 outbreak
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In response to the COVID-19 virus, retailers and supermarkets are opening their stores up...Looking to get take out or delivery and support a local business in the Town of Bethlehem? Check this list provided by Spotlight Newspapers to see which of your local favorites are open for no contact, curbside pick-up and/or delivery: www.spotlightnews.com/news/2020/04/14/the-spotlight-area-restaurant-updates-april-14-2020/
The Spotlight area restaurant updates: April 14, 2020
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The beauty of our Spinney at Van Dyke community is the social life that our residents crave and participate in. During these interesting times, our residents are still finding a way to connect and support each other - even from 6 feet away!
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Love this! Stay well everyone
On Coorte Place we have been out on our porch every day visiting with neighbors.
